Showing posts with label sexually transmitted diseases. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sexually transmitted diseases. Show all posts

Jan 9, 2012

Oregon AIDS/STD Hotline Commercial

Oregon AIDS/STD Hotline
The Oregon HIV/STD hotline is a research for people in Oregon searching for help with HIV testing and STD testing.  There is a live chat available, statewide training calendar for providers, tips and advice for those living with HIV, and a brand new look for the website.  You can go to their website and donate or look for opportunities for volunteer work as well. Citizens of Oregon have another great resource in the fight against HIV and sexually transmitted diseases.

Females most susceptible to Sexually Transmitted Infection during Ovulation

STD Infection Ovulation
Females are the most susceptible to infection such as a sexually transmitted disease during ovulation than at any other period of time during the reproductive cycle.  This according to data from researchers in Spain and Austria.  The research suggests that a woman's ovarian cycle plays an important role in a women's chance for infection.

This natural dip in immunity may allow for STDs to affect a women's sexual health.

The new findings have been published in the Journal of Leukocyte Biology.

Jan 8, 2012

New Jersey AIDS Walk 2012 - RIDGEWOOD (Northern Location)

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New Jersey AIDS Walk 2012


Video of the New Jersey Aids Walk in 2012.  What a great way to start the new year.  Thank you New Jersey for helping the fight against the AIDS virus.

 Sunday, May 6th five of New Jersey's leading AIDS organizations will come together to make a state-wide fundraising event to fight the AIDS virus.

Jan 6, 2012

Ohio Takes Away STD grant, City Wastes Money

The city of Cincinnati has had a sexually transmitted diseases grant taken away from the city.  The city has received this grant annually for the past 30 years.  Ohio health officials say the city has done a terrible job on both prevention and administration.

What Does This Mean for Cincinatti?

 What this means for STD testing in Cincinnati is the program will still run its sexually transmitted disease teatment clinic in Corryville.  Hamilton County health worlds will do all the follow-up work which involves reporting of statistics and educating people about protecting their sexual health.

Cincinatti STD Testing
The decision made by the state to pull the $736,938 was based on the city missing a passing score on an evaluation of the program by a single point.  This has cause a lot of bureaucratic changes withing the city.

State officials are disappointing in the way that the taxpayers money is being spent.  They believe they can find a more effective may to manage and distribute money that is used to help stop the spread of STDs (sexually transmitted diseases).